These cookies are the second recipe in my Ghibli cookie series!! You can make lots of variations with just 4 basic types of colored dough.It might be a good idea to make these while looking at pictures of Ponyo. Recipe by *chura*

I was test-baking these cookies to give them to a friend of mine who loves the Ghibli characters. They came out rather cute, so I thought that I should post the recipe.Use a bamboo skewer to carefully align the black sesame seeds to make the patterns on Totoro's belly. For about 20 cookies. Recipe by *chura*

I had some plain and cocoa cookie dough left over from making some Ponyo cookies and decided to make these on the fly.Try giving the kodama different expressions and poses It's good if you can make them a little crooked too. Recipe by *chura*

I came up with these while thinking about making Halloween cookies, and since they were easier to make than I thought, I uploaded the recipe.Because the ears and tail may break off if the dough is too thin, please be careful. Recipe by *chura*

I wanted to re-create those flying stones, so I tried making them as cookies.The icing is sweet, so it's best to use a cookie dough that not so sweet.You can use white chocolate colored with food coloring instead of icing. For 20 cookies. Recipe by Peeroncha

I uploaded this recipe because I was searching for a cute cookie recipe that you could easily make with pancake mix.Before you shape the cookies, it's best to knead the dough slightly. This'll result in a deliciously crispy texture. The number of cookies this recipe yields will depend on how big you want to make your Totoro! Recipe by Kanaden.

These are by far my favourite cookie. This recipe makes a zillion cookies, but don't worry the dough and cookies freeze great.

I saw a video somewhere on internet making cookies and I made up this recipe for myself.I added a little changes to the ingredients.The image on the cookies are inverted. So, prepare the inverted image beforehand.When you draw an image with chocolate, put a generous amount of chocolate and stretch the chocolate to make thinner lines. Recipe by Yuki

The urban legend cookies.

These cookies are a big mish-mash between so many different, terrific cookies to make one amazing cookie. Recipe source : Sallys Cookie Addiction Cookbook.

These are snow ball cookies (Mexican wedding cakes), but it imitates Hanami Dango. Hanami dango are eaten during Hanami (Cherry blossom viewing) and also they're usually 3 colors, so I made snowball cookies in 3 colors just like Hanami Dango!

I wanted a recipe for Halloween themed cookies that my kids could help me make. I had some leftover okara, so I went ahead and added it into the dough. My kids had a great time cutting them out! A healthy macrobiotic kabocha cookies without egg, sugar, or dairy products.If it's too much trouble to steam the kabocha, you can use kabocha powder instead (they taste best with actual kabocha.) If using powder, you will need to add extra flour to achieve the desired texture. You can make this easy and fun cookie recipe at any time of the year, not just Halloween! Recipe by Bunineko